react-native-cybersource-fingerprint-sdk
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Basic implementation of Cybersource fingerprint SDK for android and iOS
Basic implementation of Cybersource fingerprint SDK for android and iOS
SDK configuration requires a valid ORG_ID and SERVER_URL that are provided by cybersource. Also MERCHANT_ID is required to match sessionID with decision manager.
NOTE: Tested with RN 0.63+
yarn add react-native-cybersource-fingerprint-sdk
import CybersourceFingerprintSdk from "react-native-cybersource-fingerprint-sdk";
// Once in app lifetime
CybersourceFingerprintSdk.initialize('ORG_ID', 'SERVER_URL'); // return true if successful
// ...
// Generate and send sessionID each time a transaction should be processed
const sessionId = generateUniqueValue();
const result = await CybersourceFingerprintSdk.setSessionID(`MERCHANT_ID${sessionId}`); // return Promise<object> as { status: int, sessionId: string }
...
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Basic implementation of Cybersource fingerprint SDK for android and iOS
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